Epidemics, Wars, and The Great Depression: Early Public Health in a Rural State
by Ginger Floerchinger-Franks Drph
Epidemics, Wars, and The Great Depression explores the development of early public health in a rural state. Framed by epidemics, wars, and economic crisis, this historical study considers how public health took shape amid the defining disruptions of its era.
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Epidemics, Wars, and The Great Depression examines early public health in a rural state.
The book considers public health in the context of epidemics, wars, and the Great Depression.
Ginger Floerchinger-Franks Drph presents a historical study focused on the challenges and circumstances surrounding public health during these major periods of disruption.
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